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[News] Ubuntu 9.10 Theme and Artwork Tips, Dell Anticipates 10.04

  • Subject: [News] Ubuntu 9.10 Theme and Artwork Tips, Dell Anticipates 10.04
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:09:55 +0000
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Add more beauty to Ubuntu 9.10

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| Although Ubuntu 9.10 comes with pretty 
| themes and a new set of icons, you might 
| want to add your personal touch to your 
| desktop. I will try to give you some ideas 
| to add more beauty to Ubuntu 9.10.
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http://linuxcrunch.com/content/add-more-beauty-ubuntu-910

Dell Shows Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx Some Love

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| So far, Dell has shown little interest in 
| Ubuntu servers and has focused mainly on 
| Ubuntu notebooks and netbooks. But Iâll be 
| curious to get an update from Dell 
| following the Ubuntu Developers Summit.
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http://www.workswithu.com/2009/11/17/dell-shows-ubuntu-1004-lucid-lynx-some-love/

An Amusing Observation

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| Everyone, community members, developers, 
| Canonical employees, Mark Shuttleworth, 
| Jono Bacon, we all pronounce it a little 
| bit differently. Iâve heard eww-boon-too, 
| eww-bun-too, yoo-boon-too, yoo-bun-too, oo-
| bun-too, oo-boon-too and a few more that I 
| canât figure out how to phoneticize.
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http://matthewhelmke.net/2009/11/17/an-amusing-observation/

The Debian Installer â The Most Flexible Linux Installer

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| I was just recently blown away by what I 
| can accomplish with the Debian installer 
| on getting Debian installed on a system. I 
| used to think that the openSUSE installer 
| was the most flexible Linux installer, 
| with Anaconda running a close second, but 
| I think Iâm going to at least put the 
| Debian installer in a 2-way tie for first 
| with openSUSE. The only reason I would say 
| that, is because the openSUSE installer 
| uses a hub-and-spoke design to installing 
| the operating system. This means you can 
| pick and choose what you want to install, 
| rather than going through the entire 
| installer itself. Further, the openSUSE 
| installer supports installing from a SMB 
| share on a Windows network, with neither 
| Anaconda nor the Debian installer support 
| (that I can tell).
| 
| [...]
| 
| The options seem to be virtually endless! 
| I was a Red Hat and SUSE trainer for a 
| bit, and I really grew to love the 
| Anaconda an openSUSE installers. They are 
| powerful, flexible installers. However, 
| after learning what was possible with 
| Debian, it seemed clear to me that the 
| Debian installer held the upper hand. Not 
| because I prefer Debian for my default 
| operating system on all my computers, but 
| because of what was immensely possible 
| with it.
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http://pthree.org/2009/11/15/the-debian-installer-the-most-flexible-linux-installer/


Recent:

Review: Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala

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| So in conclusion....would I be able to
| recommend Ubuntu to other users?  Yes I
| would.  It appears that they have built a
| good distro here.  Okay sure there were
| problems at launch....that is to be
| expected and yes I will say that I think
| that they need to do more testing before
| releasing these distros at times but keep
| in mind that no release is ever perfect.
| There will be glitches and problems.  You
| will have to either suck it up and wait for
| a fix or move to another distro of Linux or
| go to Windows.  The choice is always yours
| and yours alone.  You may have to do some
| research to get things working properly but
| remember that there are THOUSANDS of
| configurations out there and you simply
| cannot expect Ubuntu to cover them all.  Be
| reasonable.
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http://www.raiden.net/articles/review_ubuntu_910_karmic_koala/
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